Tuesday, 21 February 2023
Constituency questions
Western Victoria Region
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Commencement
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Corrections system
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Timber industry
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Ministers statements: Second Chance Jobs
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Corrections system
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Ministers statements: bushfires commemoration
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Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority
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Traffic cameras
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Ministers statements: renewable energy workforce
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Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority
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Short-stay accommodation
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Ministers statements: child protection
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Written responses
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Questions on notice
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Answers
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Constituency questions
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Northern Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Western Victoria Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Bills
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Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Health Services Performance Transparency and Accountability) Bill 2023
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Introduction and first reading
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Sustainable Forests (Timber) Amendment (End Native Forest Logging) Bill 2023
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Introduction and first reading
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Papers
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Production of documents
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Business of the house
- Notices
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General business
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Members statements
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Templestowe Heights Primary School
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Health system
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Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
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Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
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Walk for Dementia
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Goulburn Valley Pride
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Behrouz Boochani
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International Mother Language Day
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Federation University
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Medicinal Cannabis Awareness Week
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Ballarat U3A
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Moore Street, Footscray, truck curfew
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Ron Sutherland
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Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
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Ash Wednesday commemoration
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Address to Parliament
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Governor’s speech
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Adjournment
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Floods
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Black Forest Drive, Woodend
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Short-stay accommodation
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Anam Cara House Geelong
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Early childhood education
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Child protection
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Stroke Association of Victoria
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St Vincent’s Care Eltham
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Lake Wendouree lighting project
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Mickleham Road duplication
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Northcote High School
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Responses
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Western Victoria Region
Bev McARTHUR (Western Victoria) (12:48): (31) My constituency question is for the Minister for Environment. Parks Victoria has recently closed some of the best and most historic walking tracks in the Grampians, including Briggs Bluff, Dellys Dell, Mount Difficult and Mount Rosea. Wild camping and scrambling across rocks has also been banned. These walks are in terrific condition, but their closure and the camping ban forced tourists to the $33 million Grampians Peaks Trail at a cost of nearly $50 a night. Can the minister confirm that the closure and banning of these traditional walking paths and activities has got more to do with reducing the management needs of the park and directing people to government money-making options and say whether these changes represent the blueprint for the demise of other national parks in Victoria.